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Exploring
Once you’re through competing in the sport you love and your time on
the specially-constructed lanes at The Oncenter is done for the day,
be sure to explore the Syracuse area and see everything the area has
to offer.
There are many outstanding places to visit and things to do, so check out the Syracuse
Convention and Visitors Bureau website at Visitsyracuse.org for help in planning your
itinerary. Highlights include:
Turning Stone Resort & Casino – Just 35 miles east of Syracuse, the 1,200-acre
entertainment complex has more than 120,000 square feet of gaming space that
includes table games, slots, a bingo hall and much more. The resort also has two
spas, live entertainment, world-class golf, fine dining and much more. Visit www.
turningstone.com to learn more.
Caz Limo Tour packages – For USBC members, Caz Tours offers a variety of exciting
sightseeing tours such as the Finger Lakes Wine Tour featuring five wineries, and a
tour to Niagara Falls and the Waterloo Outlets that features more than 100 premium
outlet stores. Go to Cazlimo.com/USBC to learn more.
Everson Museum of Art – The museum’s home is considered a work of art,
designed by renowned architect I.M. Pei. It features one of the largest collections of
American ceramics in addition to outstanding works of American art.
Rosamond Gifford Zoo – Open year-round, the zoo is home to more than 700
animals and always has something new and exciting going on, depending on the
season.
Carousel Center – A shopping and entertainment destination, Carousel Center has a
great selection of retail stores, services and restaurants.
Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology – The museum features
hands-on exhibits and planetarium shows, and is home to the only IMAX Dome
theater in Upstate New York.
Armory Square – Designated as a National Historic District, Armory Square features
great dining options and unique specialty retail stores. In addition to clothing and
accessories stores, there are bakeries, a brewery, coffee shops and other specialty
shops.
John H. Mulroy Civic Center Theaters – A part of The Oncenter, the theatres are
home to the Syracuse Symphony and Syracuse Opera. Check Oncenter.org for a list
of events.
Salt Museum – Syracuse was created around the salt industry, and this museum
was an original part of the process that helped supply the nation with salt. It is
located on the scenic shores of Lake Onondaga.
Alliance Bank Stadium – The 12,000-seat minor league baseball stadium is home
to the Syracuse Chiefs, the Triple-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals. Get outside
and enjoy a relaxing day at the ballpark.
Syracuse University – If you’re looking to enjoy the college atmosphere, visit the
scenic campus or take in some collegiate athletics.
Turning Stone Resort & Casino
Rosamond Gifford Zoo
Armory Square Dinning
Milton J. Rubenstein Museum
of Science & Technology
Everson Museum of Art
Carousel Center